Global water cycle off balance for ‘first time in human history’: Report
- Countries might experience an average GDP loss of 8 percent by 2050 due to the crisis.
- Nearly 3 billion people live in areas facing water scarcity, impacting food supply and availability.
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World’s Water Supply Is Disrupted For First Time in Human History
Humanity has disrupted the global water cycle for the first time in history that could lead to disastrous consequences for the future, a new report mentioned. The report by the Global Commission on the Economics of Water highlights how decades of poor land use and water mismanagement have threatened billions of lives across the planet. Half of World’s Food At Risk The report revealed that more than half the world’s food production will be at …
The alert is clear. If urgent action is not taken by the authorities of nations around the world regarding the use, care and revaluation of water, the planet - and the human race - could be headed for a catastrophic food crisis. This was stated in a report by the World Commission on the Water Economy published on Thursday, where they detailed that more than half of world food production is at risk of being lost in the next 25 years due to the ac…
Global water cycle off balance for ‘first time in human history’: Report
The world’s water cycle is out of balance ”for the first time in human history,” according to a new report. The Global Commission on the Economics of Water, which is made up of global experts, attributed the imbalance to “decades of collective mismanagement and undervaluation of water.” “We can no longer count on freshwater availability…
Water crisis threatening world food production
PARIS — Inaction on the water crisis could put more than half of the world's food production at risk by 2050, experts warned in a major report published Thursday. "Nearly 3 billion people and more than half of the world's food production are now in areas where total water storage is projected to decline," said the report by the Global Commission on the Economics of Water (GCEW). The report also warned the water crisis could lead to an eight perc…
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